Question: Scenario J.J. Is An 81-year-old Hispanic Widower Who Was Brought To The Emergency Department After Being Involved In A Motor Vehicle Crash; He Was A Pedestrian Hit By A Speeding Car The Driver Did Not Stop. He Has A Fractured (broken) Hip And Requires Surgery. Past Medical History: He Has Diabetes And Hypertension Medications: He Was Prescribed Medication …

Scenario J.J. is an 81-year-old Hispanic widower who was brought to the emergency department after being involved in a motor vehicle crash; he was a pedestrian hit by a speeding car The driver did not stop. He has a fractured (broken) hip and requires surgery. Past medical history: He has diabetes and hypertension Medications: He was prescribed medication for his diabetes and high blood pressure, but stopped taking medicines Past surgical history: Gall bladder removed Psychosocial: He lives alone in a rural area. He is Spanish speaking only. He is a Jehovah’s Witness, J.J. is a retired factory worker and has Medicare insurance. He has 3 living children that help when he calls. Former smoker, quit 20 years ago; has an occasional beer. Questions 1. What cultural assessment elements are identified in the scenario? (4 points) 2. What cultural assessment elements are not identified in the scenario? (4 points) 3. What factors may contribute to health disparities for J.J.? (4 points) 4. Describe some “do’s and don’t(s) for communicating with a client who does not speak the dominant language. (4 points) 5. What impact does J.J.’s religious practices have on his treatment plan? (4 points) 6. Complete the following table by identifying an example of a cultural factor that can effect nursing care for J.J. (10 points)